He'll have to do it without John O'Neill, without Simon Lappin, without David Jack and without Kevin Twaddle. Brian McGinty and Mark Dempsie return to the squad, whilst Allan Russell and Paul McKnight are doubtful. This means that a strikeforce of Barry Lavety and Eddie Annand could start a game together for the first time, a strike pairing most fans would love to see in action.
He might not play tomorrow, but that doesn't matter. Falkirk have argubly one of the most famous players from British football in the early 1990s in their squad. Jason Lee. Never heard of him? Shame on you, and you call yourself a football fan. Allow me to explain. David Baddiel and Frank Skinner once presented an extremely silly show called Fantasy Football, where English football generally had the piss ripped out of it. Think of Tam Cowan's Offside, only funny and based on English football and you get the idea. Lee's dreadlocked hairstyle looked just like a pineapple, and so the slagging began. His form dipped, and chants of "He's got a pineapple, on his head" could be heard echoing around the terraces of England. Sadly, the pineapple is no more, but his form has never returned. If he plays tomorrow it will at least provide some amusement.
Saints need to win tomorrow, but probably won't. I reckon we'll lose 5-0.